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Tiling is a problem with HP printers I use, starting from Z6100 to L26500. I think OMAS is the cause of this problem, so I disable it from the RIP, it helps a bit but doesn't solve the problem completely so we run tiled jobs on Mutoh 1624.

I use Caldera, it's perfect. Most others use a special version of Photoprint but I find Caldera much more superior.

36 dpi works great with me.

I have original Mutoh cards if you want to try.

Hi Tasos, have been using Afford in till today, no issues at all.

Great, glad to hear that.

All you need to do is PF adjustment. Section 4.2.6 in operation manual.

There is no way to reset.

I have 2 used printheads from my VJ 1624 I can ship from Cairo - Egypt by DHL in about one week. These printheads are working fine and used Mutoh UMS original inks, the only problem they have is Cyan overspraying, tried to figure out the cause of over spraying which lead me to that...

In some rips like Wasatch you have the option "rotate alternate tiles" Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Since you already got L25500 (like I do) then you should go for the Epson, newer models are still crappy. I prefer Mutoh, and got 3 VJ1624, but must say that Epson, Roland & Mimaki are also great.

Caldera_Test_Print_V2.pdf This is a link to Caldera test file.

I'm selling 1L original cards on ebay (8L for USD99) in case you need some, I can send you the link. I can also tailor an offer for you till you unlock it permenantly.

Try resetting EEROM from service menu. I think I saw something like that on Sam Ink website.

L25500 won't recognize 792 carts. Although I think the ink itself could be used after altering printing conditions.

Please print a universal test file like Caldera test file and submit the pictures, as from what you have submitted it looks like artifacts in the file it self. Static (with all respect) doesn't look like that, it looks like the attached file.

I'm not familiar with this machine, but I had similar problems with Cyan using KM and DX7 printheads, the KM problem was solved by adjusting voltage, DX7 was a defective printhead.

You were lucky to receive it in one month, 3 month now and didn't ship yet. Keep delaying week after week. So sorry for that, I used to refer them to all my friends as an excellent supplier.

The Kona is not built to cut banner, you need a flat bed cutter to do that. It's cutting force might be enough to do the job but it will be devastated.